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  • jnthnlstr
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m currently building a non-profit community management and membership website and have been looking into which WordPress plugins are available to run the system. I have come across BuddyPress and it seems like it might fit the bill. I’m looking for someone to help me set the site up.

    I wanted to post a high-level description of what I’m looking for, so you could see whether BuddyPress can do what I am looking for; and where it can’t, you could suggest what other plugins would work well alongside to fill the gaps. We’re not averse to commissioning customisations where appropriate.

    Please reply here or drop an email to contact@penrosestudio.com.

    Brief summary of technical requirements (not all of this needs to be part of the system, but the system must be extensible with a clear API):

    Users
    – Users can register and add their details
    – User might be individual or organisation
    – User details include: options, text, paragraph text
    – User can register with only partial details (e.g. just email address, for mailing list signup)
    – Administrator can alter user details and create users

    Donations
    – User can make a donation from anywhere in the world
    – Administrator can record donation made elsewhere (e.g. cash)
    – Administrator can run reports on donations, with period comparisons (e.g. 2012 vs 2013)

    Memberships
    – Membership fees are determined by user country (or there are options for membership fee levels)
    – Membership fees can be annually recurring
    – Administrator can record membership fee paid elsewhere (e.g. cash)

    “Smart groups”
    – Administrator can query for groups of users based on any of their fields
    – These queries can be saved (as “smart groups”)
    – Queries can include arbitrary (developer-created) fields not on user profiles (e.g. “years of consecutive membership”, “is donor”)

    Emails
    – Emails can be sent to any smart group (e.g. newsletters)
    – Emails can be sent to any user (e.g. custom reminder)
    – Emails can be triggered in response to events (e.g. donation made, user signup, membership period expiry upcoming)
    – Emails are delivered by external delivery service (e.g. MailChimp, SendGrid)

    Needs to play nicely with the public website running on the same WordPress install
    – Must not affect or be affected by standard WordPress behaviour or other plugins (e.g. site translation)
    – User information must be accessible for publishing on public site (e.g. show details of users which are organisations)

    Thanks,

    Jonathan

    #170837
    danbp
    Participant

    You have nothing to add to bp-custom.php
    If you’re on a local install, verify that the gettext php module is activated.
    If you are on a network install, you have to set your language in WP’s settings
    The translation file path is wp-content/languages/buddypress-sv_SE.mo

    #170392
    Henry
    Member

    @shanebp good point about using the bp_send_private_message_link approach. Although you would avoid double buttons by using a translation file.

    Rayleigh
    Participant

    Hi,
    – WordPress : 3.6
    – Plugins :
    – BuddyPress 1.8.1
    – BuddyPressDocs 1.4.5
    – Gravity Forms 1.7.7
    – Gravity Forms MailChimp Add-On 2.3
    – Gravity Forms multilingual 0.9.3
    – Members 0.2.2
    – Showcase 1.4
    – Style Tweaker 0.11
    – WordPress SEO 1.4.13
    – WPML Multilingual CMS 2.8.2
    – WPML String Translation 1.7.1
    – WPML Translation Management 1.6.1

    I would like give rights to my member only to add/modify/delete a post with “job” category.

    Is something exists already ?

    Thank you 🙂

    #170300
    terraling
    Participant

    Can’t hurt though, right?!

    Thanks for the tip, I’ll play around with it and if I encounter any issues I’ll revert to creating a translation file…

    #170284
    terraling
    Participant

    In this instance I want to change the text for some of the buttons generated, e.g. the ‘Add Friend’ button etc.

    I know that one way to do it is to use a translation file, but that sort of seemed like overkill to just change a few small instances of text.

    But is that the recommended solution? I don’t mind dropping a function into my functions.php, although I may need a few pointers on how if it’s possible.

    Thanks for your feedback.

    #169795

    In reply to: Translation problem

    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    Forum, bbPress? Is this site running BuddyPress?

    bbPress translation issues will be better asked on their forum support as bbPress is a standalone plugin.

    #169789
    kooba
    Participant

    Hi everyone,

    We are starting a private forum, only for employees
    of our company.

    BBpress has been translated (to Polish) and with most of sentences
    translation is working just fine but there are some words/sentences
    that still appear on the site in English.
    It all seems fine in language files.

    Any idea?

    #168441
    @mercime
    Participant

    @doollard something’s getting lost in translation.

    – By “database wp11”, do you mean your database prefix is wp11?
    – WP/BP versions? bb-config.php is old school BP internal forums. Are you trying upgrade to latest WP/BP versions?
    – Confused with “buddypress install the database bp77” and with a few lines after “but buddypress in the database wp11”, please explain what you mean

    #168433
    @mercime
    Participant
    #168250
    @mercime
    Participant

    @carlavanloon either something’s getting lost in translation or you’re asking for custom plugin which functions as you mentioned above. There’s no plugin that I know of which provides what you want.

    Pflaume
    Participant

    Hi all!

    After updating my site to BuddyPress 1.8 about ten mins ago, my groupforums (bbpress) all of a sudden show up in english instead of german. Why would that be?? Did you change anything in the code related to translation and bbpress handling?
    The odd thing is that only GROUP forums are english now… all other forums are still german.
    I swear my bbpress-group-forums were all german right before I updated the Buddypress Plugin.

    Please have a look at my site! Thanks very much for any suggestions

    🙂

    EDIT:
    lol
    I found the reason… and it was really simple. Somehow there are no p and mo files in the buddypress language folder anymore. There is only a pot file. Luckily I had the po and mo file still on my drive and uploaded the two files to the buddypress language directory. Afterwards all was fine and translated in the group forums. odd.

    #168081
    @mercime
    Participant
    #167988
    mahdiar
    Participant

    HI
    I have the buddypress translation file to persian . I’d like to add it to buddypress official translations but I need to be the validator to import files . How can I be a validator ?
    Thanks

    #167664
    bp-help
    Participant
    #167560
    motti_mor
    Participant

    Hi Henry,
    Thanks for the fast reply.
    I’ve tried to move the po/mo files as the translations page guided but it still didn’t work.

    I did not find this:

    “Also, make sure you have enabled the same language on the WordPress “Settings > General” admin page.”

    In my Setting – General

    I’ve also downloaded the translated Hebrew files (87%) from the link in this page and uploaded it to the /wp-content/languages/ on my server. And still did not work.
    Is there another way or a different place to place it on my server in order for it to work?

    #167559
    Henry
    Member

    The language translation page has info that might be useful:

    https://codex.buddypress.org/user/translations/

    Also see this page for translating WordPress:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress

    #167547
    bp-help
    Participant

    @shameermohamed50
    Something is getting lost in the translation here. I know there is a BuddyPress plugin hence we are in the BuddyPress support forums but you keep mentioning a “BuddyPress Forum Plugin.” If you want forums then you will need to install bbpress and use the links I supplied. You can get bbpress here:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress/
    BuddyPress just adds the social networking side of things like activity stream, members directories, extended profiles, adding friends, private messaging etc. If you need to have a forum you will need bbpress. Please do not take this offensively but you need to have a clear understanding of what BuddyPress is and what bbpress is because as stated before as of BuuddyPress 1.7 you will need to install bbpress which is a seperate plugin if forums is a requirement for your project. Have a look in the codex documentation to get a better understanding. Do a google search for BuddyPress and another for bbpress.

    #167275
    gcarlos8377
    Participant

    @djpaul

    Thanks for your reply on this post. But actually I didn’t do anything else but to upgrade the version from 1.7 to 1.7.2. Any suggestion on what I should try? I tried to find something to downgrade the version but no success on that.

    Thanks for the support

    #167270
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    We didn’t change anything with regards to loading translations in BP 1.7-1.7.2, so something else on your site must have changed.

    #167252
    mgrmn
    Participant
    gcarlos8377
    Participant

    Hello Buddypress support,

    I upgraded from version 1.7 to 1.7.2 version of buddypress and my spanish translation is not working. I did verify the .po .mo files in the /wp-content/languages folder and they are there but is not doing nothing. I have the latest version of wordpress 3.5.2 installed in my server.

    Please let me know if I need to provide some more info to fix this issue.

    Thanks

    #167103
    Pedro Maia
    Participant

    @joelteixeira The files are no more available. I can fix the .po file myself, but I didn’t understand what’s wrong with it. The translation seems to be correct. But I still get the error.

    #166477
    Henry
    Member

    Instead of editing the text strings in the core or you theme’s files, you can use a language translation file. It makes life much easier:

    https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

    #166082
    danbp
    Participant

    Translation goes throught php gettext module witch use the compiled mo file
    Compilation is accomplished by the software (poEdit in your case).

    The pot and the po files are “working” files, they are not needed on the server.
    The pot contains all translatable strings
    The po contains the translatable strings AND the translation
    The difference is also in both file header. The pot has a blank summary, the po’s summary has some configuration informations. (path, author name, plural settings and DOM info)

    But read here for more detailled information:

    Create a .pot or .po File using Poedit

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